Welcome to our blog series, Milk-Free Kid Lunches!
We created these posts based on reader questions about what to make for allergy-friendly lunch.
And we understand…
the lunch rut is real!
But we can help.
Most of our lunches are made at home,
hence the fun lunch trays.
But many of these lunches can be packed for school, too!
These are foods that my boys just don’t tire of,
despite my youngest being uber-picky.
Below are some helpful tips and what’s on today’s dairy-free lunch tray.
Hope you’re inspired!
LUNCH TIPS
If you can’t do peanut butter, try your favorite nut or seed butter.
There are so many ways to eat peanut (or nut or seed) butter protein. Add honey, bananas, jam, or have it plain!
Our favorite natural peanut butter without sugar is Smucker’s. Check labels for yourself, of course.
Peanut, seed, and nut butters are so handy because they don’t need refrigerated.
Doing a half-fold on sandwiches is great for little toddler hands.
OUR LUNCH TRAY
PLEASE ALSO NOTE: Here at Milk Allergy Mom, we simply share products that work for our family. Please consult your own doctor before trying food, supplements, or other products. Also read all labels and call companies for the latest, most accurate product information.
peanut butter sandwiches
baby carrots
dairy free yogurt
water
plain oreos
Here are 8 more kid lunch ideas for your inspiration.
Happy lunching, allergy mama and kids!